Speaking on his YouTube channel, Ben Foster said: "Bournemouth's second goal, Casemiro, he's a holding midfielder. He should be that engine, that rat in the midfield, the disruptor — somebody that breaks up all the attacks.
"He should get in people's faces. The second goal, for me, is an absolute disgrace. It's an absolute disgrace. Justin Kluivert is allowed to wander into that space and get his shot off. Casemiro almost notices at the last second.
"He meanders in, hangs a leg in there and I'm thinking, do you know what? If I was a manager of a team and my holding midfielder did that, that action there and then, I'd say 'You, come off!' I'd make a point of showing this.
"You break a neck, you bust a gut, you get in front of that player, you shut it down and you block it. What Casemiro has done there is he has just allowed Kluivert to walk in, get his shot off and score a goal. Simple as that."
Casemiro was on the worst players on the pitch as Manchester United played out a disappointing 2–2 draw away at Bournemouth last week.
The result effectively puts and end to the Red Devils' Champions League hopes, piling even more pressure on the already under-fire Brazilian.
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